Bassists few people talk about...

[The Owl]

Barry Adamson with Magazine

 

[shawshank72]

 

[Mugre]

Another vote for Graham Maby. Rocks the pick, rocks the fingers. Tasty as an ice cream sundae with pizza crumbles. A musician as fussy about other musicians as Joe Jackson kept him as the right hand man for 3 three decades.

 

[factory presets]

I thought Noddy Holder was the bass player since

You might've seen a photo of Noddy filling in on bass while Mr Lea was on violin duties.

 

[Mugre]

I'll go one further and say the Reg and James are criminally under appreciated as a power trio rhythm section.

 

[Killing Floor]

Rudy! The original big stack thumper!

 

[ThudThudThud]

Mo Foster

 

[CAILLOUX]

MIKE INEZ

 

[ultra60]

Nicky Wire - Manic Street Preachers

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

Aimee Mann

 

[Pimpernel Smith]

The guy from the Cowsills.

 

[Dave Campbell]

Cliff Williams - AC/DC
Ron Wood - early Jeff Beck albums
Even Bill Wyman (Stones) I don't think necessarily got the credit he deserved.

Tommy Shannon - SRV's Double Trouble band.
John Giblin - Simple Minds

 

[Standalone]

Carl Radle

 

[fishdreams]

Colin Hodgkinson, Gerald Veasley, Alex Blake


(starts at 32:52)

 

[B Dax]

Jim Crichton of Saga.
Lots of cool EB and synth bass lines.

 

[MNAirHead]

Dean Dinning - Toad the Wet Sprocket
Mark King - Level 42

Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings - Folks forget they basically wrote the bass lines to Outlaw and Modern Red Dirt (They were both bassists before solo artists)

 

[Hammerfield]

Tom Fowler, Arthur Barrow, James Genus

 

[crabbybassman]

 

[bearhart74]

Rick Danko


Chuck Panozzo

 

[Outbush]

I feel like almost no one talks about me...

Man TB feels your pain